Author: Max Bearak

China, once the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, is now showing positive signs of leveling off its emissions curve after years of rapid growth. This shift in China’s emissions trajectory has significant implications for global climate change efforts. While China’s emissions are not expected to decline drastically, the country’s commitment to reaching a turning point by 2030 is commendable. The key driver behind this change is the transition to renewable energy sources, particularly in the electricity sector. China has made significant investments in solar and wind energy, surpassing the United States in installations. This shift has led to a…